F.A.Q.

If your product works in the free Kontakt Player, then it will include a serial number for registering with Native Access. You can find it at the top of your download page, accessible from the confirmation e-mail you received when you purchased your library. If your download page includes more than one download link, your license will be located under the last one at the bottom of the list, as shown below:

NOTE: If you purchased the cheaper "Full Kontakt" version of any of the RealiVox product series (Ladies, Teresa, Blue), then there is no serial number necessary.

This means there's no need to "Add Library" inside Kontakt or Native Access. To load, you simply click the "Files" button at the top of the Kontakt interface, or the "Files" tab in the sidebar browser, or using Quickload. And You're all set!

Your unlock code is found with your serial number, on your downloads page. You can access your downloads page from your order confirmation email, or from your user account.

This video (from 4:40) demonstrates where to get your Unlock code, and what to do with it!

You can only log in to your account if you have created an account since October 2018.

Purchasing a product does not automatically create an account for you.

If you have purchased a product with us before but are being told that you do not have an account, you need to go ahead and create an account. Once created, your order history will automatically be linked with your account (based on your email address).

If you are unsure if you have an account already, try creating one and it will tell you if your email address is already in use.

Yeah... we hear that a lot... Unfortunately, Native Access is completely managed by a different company - Native Instruments, and has nothing to do with Realitone.

If you are having trouble with installing or downloading libraries, I'd recommend you try searching their support resources for a relevant help article.

Here is a common one we get asked about:

Installation error: "Path is invalid": https://support.native-instruments.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000884238-Native-Access-Error-Path-is-invalid-

If you wish to contact their support team, you need to follow the prompts from here: https://support.native-instruments.com/hc/en-us/articles/360002705378-Native-Access-Solution-Wizard-WIZARD-

If your version of MacOS is not supported by Native Access 2, you can find legacy downloads for Native Access 1 here: https://support.native-instruments.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000407909-Native-Access-1-Legacy-Installers-for-Older-Operating-Systems

If you purchased one of our products prior to "the great Realitone website overhaul of 2018", there's a good chance that some of your links were broken in the process. Sorry about that!

Don't fear, though, as we've set up a number of methods to restore them.

All you gotta do is re-purchase the product you want to receive download links for. HOWEVER, you MUST make your purchase using one of the following links (it can not be from the main product page), AND you need to use the relevant coupon code to bring the price down to $0.

So, find your product, and get goin!

Realibanjo

Coupon code: BanjoLegacy

Realiwhistle

Coupon Code: WhistleLegacy

Screaming Trumpet

Coupon Code: TrumpetLegacy

Acoustic Lite

Coupon Code: AcousticLegacy

Fingerpick

Coupon Code: FingerpickLegacy

RealiDrums

Coupon Code: RealidrumsLegacy

IMPORTANT: You must be logged into your user account for the coupons to work, or use the same email address you used for your original purchase.

The files you download from us are compressed as ".RAR" files. These are very similar to .ZIP files, but sometimes require a separate program to extract/open. 

If you use a Mac/OSX, we recommend using "The Unarchiver" - DOWNLOAD HERE

On Windows, you should be able to double-click and extract without the need for additional software. However, some users prefer to use 7-zip or WinRar for handling compressed files.

As of November 6th 2021, all new purchases of our libraries include a serial number (license key). If you do not register your license key using the Native Access app, your library will display a "DEMO" notification when you load it in Kontakt, and timeout after 15-20 minutes of use.

If you puchased one of our "legacy" products for Kontakt Full (this includes copies of RealiBanjo, RealiWhistle, Acoustic Lite, Screaming Trumpet, RealiVox Blue - Kontakt Full, and Realivox Ladies - Kontakt Full, that were purchased prior to November 6th) then you require the full version of Kontakt to use these products without DEMO restrictions. These version do not come a license key.

All of our upgrade options and instructions are listed on this page --> HERE

1. Find your desired upgrade path in the table found on the Upgrades page (linked above)
2. Copy the relevant coupon code
3. Follow the "BUY" button to be taken to the product page
4. Add to Cart and go through the checkout process
5. Paste and apply the coupon code during checkout in order to see your discounted price

It is very important that you are either logged in to your user account, OR you use the same email address during checkout that was used when you originally purchased your Realitone products. Our checkout system uses your email address to determine whether you are eligible for an upgrade.

If you are unsure what email address you used or are having problems applying the coupon code, contact our Support and we'll get you sorted out. :)

If it's been more than a few minutes since your order, and you still haven't received an email from us, check your spam/junk folders. You can try searching for "Realitone" if you have a lot of mail to sort through.

If there is no email in your inbox OR your spam folders, log into your account HERE and double-check that your order shows up in your order history.

If your order is listed, click on the order number to be taken to the order details, and there will be a link to download your files under the product name.

Kontakt Player is the free software that powers all of our sample libraries. It is developed by Native Instruments, a 3rd-party company, and is required for any of our products to work. You can get your copy here: https://www.native-instruments.com/en/products/komplete/samplers/kontakt-7-player/

The difference between Kontakt (sometimes called “Full Kontakt”) and the free Kontakt Player can be confusing, so it’s smart of you to ask this!

Kontakt (often called “full Kontakt,” or “the full version of Kontakt”) is a full fledged sampler that you can create your instruments with, and more importantly, you can load instruments that other people created with Kontakt. Many Kontakt libraries require the “full version” of Kontakt, which costs $399 (MSRP).

Kontakt Player is a free version of Kontakt. You can’t create your own instruments with it, but you can load instruments that are labelled as a “Kontakt Player Library.” To become a Kontakt Player library, we (developers like Realitone) pay a fee to Native Instruments, who then sprinkle magic fairy dust on our library, so that it will work in the free Kontakt Player.

For our entire catalogue, we have paid this fee so that they will work in the free Kontakt Player. It adds to our costs, of course, but it’s worth it because this fee is proportionately not very significant compared to the cost of the library.

For some of our legacy products like Realibanjo (legacy) or RealiWhistle (legacy), the full version of kontakt is required. However, if you are an owner of a legacy product, there is an upgrade path available so that you can get the newer "Kontakt Player Library" version. See HERE for details on that.

If you’ve never played with Kontakt at all, you can download the free Kontakt Player here:

https://www.native-instruments.com/en/products/komplete/samplers/kontakt-6-player/

The download is free and they even include some free instruments, so you can get a feel for it. If you decide to purchase the full version of Kontakt, then your Kontakt Player simply becomes "Kontakt".

But wait!!! If you buy a qualifying Kontakt Player library (like Realivox,) then they give you a pretty deep “Crossgrade” discount!

The funny thing about that, is that if someone wanted to buy Kontakt, they might as well buy Realivox Blue first, because they’ll save more money than what they spent on Realivox Blue! In other words, it’s like getting Blue for free. ($149 + $249 crossgrade price is still less than $399 - the price of kontakt by itself)

Absolutely. Our products run inside Kontakt, which is a VST/AU/AAX plugin, which will work in just about any sequencer. If you’d like to test Kontakt just to be sure, you can download the free Kontakt Player (it even includes some free content) from this link:

http://www.native-instruments.com/en/products/komplete/samplers/kontakt-5-player/free-download/

However, be aware that our less expensive products (the ones that cost under $80) require the *full* version of Kontakt. We have a separate “What’s the Difference Between Kontakt Player and the Full Version of Kontakt” FAQ that you can click if that’s confusing.

No. All of our instruments require Kontakt or Kontakt Player to be used inside a DAW or sequencer such as Pro Tools, Cubase, or Logic. 

This means that you first must load the Kontakt plugin as an instrument, and then you can load your Realitone product inside the Kontakt instrument plugin.

The legacy versions of Native Access are available from here: https://support.native-instruments.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000407909

If your keyboard view has "gone missing" from Kontakt, you'll need to re-enable it by clicking on the "Workspace Management" menu item at the top of the Kontakt window, then clicking "Keyboard" from the list.

Nope. Although if it makes you feel guilty not to, we’ll happily take any money you want to send our way. (See how accommodating we are?) But no, you don’t owe us anything. A credit would be nice, but even that is at your option. Credits or not, let us know about your success with Realitone products, because we’d love to hear about it!

Absolutely fine, provided you’re using our products in legitimate songs or cues. They don’t even have to be good songs, but they do have to be actual songs (or cues), as opposed to a sneaky attempt to make a sample library with our sounds.

It is also perfectly fine to have Realitone instruments exposed solo. As long as it’s what any reasonable person would consider a legitimate use, then it’s allowed.

No. This is probably the most frequently asked FAQ. No, no, no and no. And... no.
Here’s the deal – we don’t give free copies to anyone. Heck, even if my mom wants a copy, she’d better have a valid credit card or PayPal account! So you’re not gonna tell me you’re more important than my mom, are you? I didn’t think so. Okay, so maybe I bent the rules for mom. (She promised me my favorite dessert next time I visit.) And maybe I sent copies to a couple music magazines for them to review. But that’s it. Seriously, don’t even ask.

If you purchased the Pre-release version of Nightfall, you're entitled to a free upgrade to the latest version of Nightfall.

So, how do you get it?

Step 1:

Log into your Realitone account. If you don't have one yet, create one using the same email address you used to purchase Nightfall Pre-release. (Our system will automatically link your order to your new account)

Step 2:

Purchase Nightfall using the coupon code "FreeNightfallUpgrade" during checkout. This will reduce the price to $0

Step 3:

You will receive an order confirmation email with a link to your downloads page.

For the pre-release version of Nightfall, you were given links to download 3 RAR files that contained the samples. This time, however, you will only be given a link to download a PDF file. This is because now your files will be downloaded using the Native Access app. The PDF is simply a page of instructions that tell you how to do that.

Step 4:

At the top of your downloads page, you'll see your Native Access serial number (aka License Code). This is what you'll need to register inside the Native Access app, so copy that number!

There is also an "Unlock Code". You'll need that for the first time you use Nightfall, so we'll come back to that later.

Step 5:

Register Nightfall with Native Access. There are (annoyingly) 2 versions of Native Access available, and the details about how to use them vary slightly, but the point is that you need to find the "Add Serial" button, paste in your Nightfall license code from your downloads page, and register the library.

Step 6:

Once registered successfully, Nightfall will show up in the "Available" tab of Native Access v2 or the "Not Installed" tab of Native Access v1. So, find Nightfall in that tab and click install.

It might prompt you to install the latest version of Kontakt Player (we have no control over this), so go ahead and do that.

Step 7:

Once installed, open Kontakt. You should now see Nightfall listed with your other Kontakt libraries. So, open up Nightfall.

Step8:

The first time you use Nightfall, you will need to enter your Unlock Code using the number sliders on the interface. Once entered, click the "Submit" button.

Step 9:

You're done! Have a poke around the interface and make some cool sounds!

The pre-release version of Nightfall and the "Official" version of Nightfall work independently from each other. You can choose to keep both, or delete the pre-release, it's up to you.

The upgraded Nightfall will NOT replace the pre-release version in projects that already used the pre-release. If you want these projects to continue working as they are, you will need to keep the pre-release copy of Nightfall on your computer somewhere.

We would recommend deleting the pre-release version of Nightfall once the newer version is installed, but be aware that you will need to manually replace any existing instances of Nightfall in older projects.

We had a feeling somebody might ask this sooner or later, so here's a video that should help you out!

If you purchased the pre-release version of Sunset Strings, you are entitled to a free upgrade to the NKS-compatible and Kontakt Player version.

Please visit this page and follow the steps given: https://realitone.com/products/sunset-strings-upgrade

When we first released Sunset Strings, it was not yet encoded by Native Instruments. This means that it did not include a serial number for Native Access, and it would not work in the free Kontakt Player.

We released it "early" to give customers an opportunity to purchase the product at a heavily discounted price. This also provided an opportunity to gather feedback and implement some changes and feature requests before it was "locked" by the encoding process.

After about a month or two of pre-release, the final encoded and NKS-compatible version was released. This version needs to be registered with Native Access, and can be downloaded directly through Native Access. (the pre-release version needs to be downloaded from our servers, either via your Realitone account, or from you order confirmation email)

If you purchased the pre-release version of Sunset Strings, you are entitled to a free upgrade to the final release version.

All you need to do is visit this page and follow the steps there: https://realitone.com/products/sunset-strings-upgrade 

If you purchased RealiBanjo prior to 2021, you are eligible for a discounted price on the latest version of RealiBanjo (released November 2021).

To claim your upgrade, you'll need to log into your Realitone account using the same email address that was used to purchase RealiBanjo. Once logged in, add RealiBanjo to your cart, and enter the coupon code: "Deliverance" during checkout. (Don't include the quotation marks, just the word inside of them!)

This will bring the cost down to $15.

If you purchased RealiBanjo during 2021 but before November, you are eligible for a FREE upgrade to the latest RealiBanjo.

Just log in to your account, add RealiBanjo to your cart, and enter the coupon code "FreeBanjoUpgrade" during checkout.

If you do not have an account yet, or you are unsure, use this registration form: https://realitone.com/account/register

Funny you should ask, because there is indeed! Here's a YouTube video that probably answers any questions you might have about the installation process.

Note that Realiwhistle and Acoustic Lite do not require an "Unlock Code", so you can ignore that section of the video if you are installing either of these libraries. The rest of the process is the same.

Not anymore!

As of November 2021, ALL of our instruments will work in the FREE Kontakt Player.

However, if you purchased RealiBanjo, RealiWhistle, Acoustic Lite or Screaming Trumpet BEFORE November 2021, you WILL need the full version of Kontakt.

If you would like to upgrade to the Kontakt Player version of any of these instruments, please see our Upgrades page to find out how.

If you've opened your kontakt instrument for the first time, or you've just installed it on a new computer, you'll be asked to input your Unlock Code.

Your unlock code is found with your serial number, on your downloads page.

This video (from 4:40) demonstrates where to get your Unlock code, and what to do with it!

If you are using the free “Kontakt Player” version of Kontakt, then RealiBanjo will only work in 15 minute increments in what they call “Demo Mode.” That’s because the “Kontakt Player” is designed for (and will only work for) higher cost libraries (like Realivox) because they charge us a license fee for that. (Also note that only libraries for which this fee was paid will install in the sidebar “Libraries” tab.)

Paying that fee for RealiBanjo would add $10 to $15 to the price, which would be too steep for many customers. We would have to pay that fee for all copies, by the way, not just for people who don’t have Kontakt. Not only that, Native Instruments doesn’t even allow us to make libraries that cost under $100 into Kontakt Player libraries.

While some people deal with reloading it every 15 minutes, the best way to use it is with “Kontakt” (without the “Player” suffix.) It’s sometimes referred to as “Full Kontakt.” (If you’d like more info, we have a separate FAQ on the differences between Kontakt Player and the Full Version of Kontakt.)

You have three options. Option one is you can buy full Kontakt. I think it’s $399, although if you have a Kontakt Player library (like Realivox!) then they give you a “Crossgrade” price of $249. Unfortunately, libraries that Native Instruments sells on their site (Session Strings or a zillion others) don’t qualify, though. They’re weird that way.

That’s a chunk of change, of course, so Option B is that if you don’t want to buy Kontakt, let me know and I’ll refund you money for RealiBanjo/RealiWhistle/Acoustic Lite. No problem at all. I don’t want to stick you with something you can’t use as expected.

Or Option 3 is to continue using it with Kontakt Player. Granted, it’s kinda annoying to restart Kontakt every 15 minutes, but sometimes that’s the best option. We have many, many customers who chose to work exactly this way, since using the banjo 15 minutes at a time might be better than not at all.

The short answer is that you need to play chords in the upper octaves, where the green keys are. This is best explained in this video:

The chords that RealiBanjo recognizes are: major, minor, dominant 7, minor 7 and suspended 4ths. So you have to be careful that you’re actually playing a qualifying chord. It’s not that hard, really, but a number of people have written, asking why there’s no pattern when they play a D, an E and an F. It’s because it’s just a bunch of notes, not an actual chord.

Yes, at least for some sequencers. I haven’t tried this myself, but our friends at RioVista Productions Inc. have made this work in Cubase. Best of all, they’ve written a pdf explaining how they did it! (Thanks guys!)

Chances are that their process will work with other sequencers as well. (Logic might be an exception.) Here’s the pdf: Generating MIDI Notes from RealiBanjo Patterns

Yeah... sorry about that! A bug in our system killed some of the old download links for Acoustic Lite.

If you need to re-establish download links for Acoustic Lite, you can place an order for Acoustic Lite Legacy HERE and use the coupon code "AcousticLegacy" at checkout to bring the price down to $0. You must be logged in and an existing owner of AcousticLite for the coupon code to work.

Alternatively, if you'd like to upgrade to the NKS and Kontakt Player compatible version of Acoustic Lite that was released on November 8th, take a look at our Upgrades page to see your options.

Go to the Mixer page, then at the top of each string’s channel strip, there is a Steel/Nylon selector.  Using this, you can mix and match strings. 
To use only the Nylon guitar, simply select "Nylon" above all 6 strings.
Personally, I like to use Steel strings for the bottom three strings and nylon for the top three as a cool "hybrid" guitar.

Find the upgrade path you'd like using the Upgrades table found HERE

Make sure you are either logged in to your user account, or that you use the same email address you used when purchasing Fingerpick v1.

If the discount code isn't working, it means our checkout system can't find your email address in our records. Try a different address, or contact us and we'll take a look at it.

If this is your first Fingerpick purchase, your serial number is located at the top of your download page, which you can access via your order confirmation email.

If you purchased Fingerpick 2.0 as an upgrade, then you do not need a new serial number, as your original serial will work with Fingerpick 2.0! (As far as Native Access is concerned, there is no difference between Fingerpick 1 and 2.)

So here is what you do: Replace your old Fingerpick folder with the new one. (Same location, same name.) That way, Kontakt will look in the new folder instead of the old one. (We’re fooling Kontakt into thinking nothing has changed.) If you’re nervous about deleting the old Fingerpick folder, then simply rename it “Fingerpick old” so that you can keep it as a backup.

Short answer: Don't.  You don't need to. :)

In order to get the upgrade discount for previous fingerpick owners, all you need to do is enter the coupon code and use the same email address at checkout that you have used previously with us. Our payment processor will recognize your email address and apply the discount before confirming the purchase.

However, if you DO want to have an account you can log into, you will need to create an account using the email address you have used previously. Your existing purchases will be linked with your new account. Nifty huh?

You need to save the instrument after you have entered the code and unlocked the instrument. 

• Click the Disk/Files icon at the top of the Kontakt interface, then select “Save as.”  (Don’t change the name of the Fingerpick instrument, because we want to overwrite it.)

• Be sure “Patch only” is selected.  Do NOT select “Patch + Samples” or “Monolith.”

Note that this video shows how the unlock code works inside our Screaming Trumpet library, but the concept is the same.

Our libraries must be registered and installed using Native Access - a sample library management tool by Native Instruments. Once you've registered your serial number with Native Access, you can download your product from there. 

Here's a video to show the whole process:

No, we can’t make that guarantee. Don’t get me wrong, the patterns are all created by us, and to the best our knowledge, do not match any existing songs.  However, there are literally millions of songs out there, so it is always possible that certain elements may match.  This should not be a problem, so long as no resemblances are intentional.  On our side, they are definitely not. However, on your end, if you are choosing patterns that sound like a song you wish to emulate, you are in risky territory, since you are introducing “intentional” into the equation.  There have been a number of lawsuits in the last few years where melodies or beats may not have been exact matches, but “intent” was there to emulate an existing song and the plaintiffs prevailed.  (Hint:  Don’t say to the press, “We always loved Artist X and wanted to make a song that was like Y.”)

For this reason, we do NOT warrant that any of our patterns are "safe.”  Use these at your own risk.  Again, we did not copy anything, and we believe they are all 100% original, but songwriting lawsuits are crazy nowadays, so we can not guarantee that any given combination won’t closely match someone else’s song.  In the same way that we do not ask for copyright credit if you use our patterns, we also do not accept legal responsibility for them.

Absolutely!  We hope you sell a million copies, and no, you won’t owe us any royalties.  Although ... a credit or shout out might be nice. ;-)  

The “Missing Files” situation seems to be a rare bug, which we think happens with WinRar in Windows 7. That’s our theory, at least. It’s rare, so we do not have enough data to see what the cause is.

It is easy to fix. When you get the “Missing Files” message, first click the “Allow alternate file types” checkbox (towards the bottom). Then look on the right hand side for the “Resolve Manually” section and the “Browse for Folder” button. Click that. Then navigate to the Samples folder and click “Choose.” Kontakt should be able to find the samples itself from there.

Then be sure to save the instrument. That way, you will not have to ever do this again.

With Realivox Blue, we did the library in two different ways:

1. A Kontakt Player version. This version puts the library into the “Libraries” tab because we paid the encoding fee to Native Instruments for these copies. This fee also enable Realivox Blue to work with the free Kontakt Player, instead of requiring the full version of Kontakt.

2. A version only for full Kontakt. This less expensive version is not encoded by Native Instruments, so it will not appear in the “Libraries” tab. Instead, you load sounds the the “Files” button at the top of the Kontakt interface, or the Files” tab in the sidebar browser.

If you’re Realivox Blue won’t load into your Libraries tab, then it probably means you bought the second version. It was cheaper, since we didn’t pay the fee to Native Instruments for it. (We give customers the option for whether they want to pay the extra $15 or not, since many with full Kontakt prefer to save money and don’t care about the Libraries tab.)

Don’t you worry, though! If you would like the Kontakt Player version (which puts the Realivox Blue in the Libraries tab,) then send us an email and we’ll give you a code so that you can get if for the difference in price.

We made a video that explains all this:

Sounds like you have the free Kontakt Player, but bought the version of Realivox Blue for the *full* version of Kontakt. You have two options:

Option 1 – Buy the full version of Kontakt. It’s pricey at $399, but you may qualify for the “Crossgrade” price of $249 if you own a qualifying Kontakt Player library. (Or Maschine.)

Option 2 – If you would like the Kontakt Player version, then send us an email and we’ll give you a code so that you can get if for the difference in price. ‘Cause we’re cool like dat!

We pay a special license fee to Native Instruments so that Realivox will run in the Kontakt Player. No need to already own Kontakt.

The first thing to check is that your Realivox folder contains an Instruments folder, a samples folder, two “Resource Container” files and a filed called “Realivox The Ladies.nicnt.” If you have all those, then you installed it correctly. So . . . what’s the problem, you might be wondering?

There is a bug in Kontakt that makes this problem happen on rare occasion. All libraries will install just fine, but one will not. It’s weird. And annoying. Luckily the fix is pretty easy. At the top of the Kontakt interface is a button labeled, “Options.” Click that, select “Database,” then click “Update.” That seems to always do the trick in the rare instances that this bug rears it’s ugly head.

Another thing that has happened with a couple people is that if your on Windows, you need to make sure you’re logged in as an Administrator when you’re authorizing Realivox.

If none of these help, then send us an email and we have an additional “top secret” method. Don’t panic! We haven’t lost a patient yet.

In order for RealiDrums to know what tempo your session is set to, Kontakt's 'External Sync' must be enabled. This is a button that says "Ext" and can be found within Kontakt's "Master" settings.

To make sure you can see Kontakt's Master settings, click the Layout button at the top (to the right of the Settings Cog) and make sure there is a tick next to "Master"

If External Sync is not enabled, RealiDrums and your other Kontakt instruments will only be able to follow the Tempo set inside Kontakt (under where it says "BPM" near the "Ext" button.)

Before we begin, you need to be aware that RealiDrums requires “Kontakt” or the free “Kontakt Player” in order to work. You can download the free Kontakt Player from HERE

Now, onto the instructions!

Downloading and extracting the files

To download your files, click the big blue button in your order confirmation email that says "Download Files".

On this page, click on the folder at the top of the page containing the name of the product you purchased. This will expand to reveal your download links, and a serial number. Take note of this serial number, as you'll need it for registering your product inside Native Access.

Once you have downloaded your files, you will need to extract or "de-compress" them. If you are on Mac OS, we recommend using a free utility called "The Unarchiver". For Windows users, we recommend using 7-zip. In either situation, it should be a matter of double-clicking the first .rar file (named "part 1"), which will create a folder called "RealiDrums". The contents should match the following image:

You can move this folder to wherever you like.

Registering with Native Access

Open Native Access and sign in to your account (or create one if you don't have an account yet).

Click the "+ Add a serial" button at the top left of the Native Access window.

Type or paste in the "License Key" number from your downloads page, and click the blue "Add Serial" button.

You should see a big green tick icon if successful.

Now, under the "Not installed" tab in Native Access, find Realidrums in the list. Click the "Add Library" button in the right column, then navigate to the Realidrums folder - (not a file that is inside the folder)

NOTE: If you have attempted to install Realidrums already, it might be listed in the "Installed Products" list instead. In this case, it will probably say either "Repair" or "Locate" next to its name. In either situation, the steps are the same as written above - simply point it to your Realidrums folder.

Once successfully registered, it should now say "Full version" in Native Access next to Realidrums' name.

Using Realidrums

All that's left to do now is to open Kontakt, and find Realidrums in the libraries list on the left of your Kontakt Window.

Click the "Instruments" button to reveal the instrument file, and double click it to load.

If you'd like to use RealiDrums inside a DAW such as Logic, Cubase, Cakewalk, Studio One, etc. you will need to load the Kontakt plugin on your instrument track first, then you can load Realidrums inside the Kontakt plugin, just as I've shown above.

Make sure that Kontakt is installed and updated within Native Access.

It is most likely that you already have the latest version of RealiDrums installed, especially if you purchased it after November 2016 (when we released V2.1).

Native Access unfortunately displays "1.0.0" even when v2.1 is installed

Download from: https://theunarchiver.com/ (FREE)